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>>DataRow rw = this.oPsTest.NewRow();
>>rw["keyno"] = 1234;
>>this.Save();
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>The insert fails because keyno is not getting the desired value.
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>I'm assuming this code is inside a WebForm/WinForm and oPsTest is your BizObj. My guess is you have a control that binds to "keyno" and when you call this.Save() the binding mechanism accesses the value of that control and puts it into "keyno" overriding your code above.
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>This may be a solution:

>DataRow rw = this.oPsTest.NewRow();
>rw["keyno"] = 1234;
>RaiseBubbleEvent(this, new OakLeaf.MM.Main.Web.UI.mmRegisterBoundControlEventArgs());
>this.Save();
>

I am not using a control that binds to keyno. The value that I am supposed to store in keyno is generated by the system. That's usually my problem here: if I do not use control that binds to columns, I can not manipulate data the way it should.